Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-11
BEEN DEPRESSING HIM
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

The City Council will be in session this
evening.
To-day is pay ;day at the Parrot mine
and smelter.
The Butte rifle club go out to-day for a
practice shoot at their new range.
Bishop Brondell confirmed lO2 children
and six adults last Sunday morning. He
arrived in town last Friday and returns to
Helena tomorrow.
Any person knowing Of the accidental
killing of John 6. Nelson in the mines of
Butte will confer q favor by furnishing this
office with particulars az to date. etc.
DR.. L. D. Ford, of Adrian. Mich. brother
of the late Arson Ford, and H. C. Lechner,
Of the same place, are stopping at F%arlin's,
on East Granite.
Oscar Stenberg filed q mechanics lien on
A. E. Fritsch & Co.'s place, known as the
Owl saloon, for $1,000.
The stencil from the dead cattle lying
near the shortcut to Walkerville is getting
worse every day, and loud complaints are
made by those who have to pass the place
to or from work.
Marshal Jolley notified the Comique
managers that their sign over the sidewalk
must not remain through the day time,
and accordingly it will not be seen until
after Z p. m.
The Robert Emmett Library Association
will give a grand picnic at the Columbia
Garden on the 26th instant. Look out
for their large advertisement and posters
in a few days.
L. Clarke returned last evening from a
short visit to Deer Lodge Valley, looking
after his horses. He found them in fine
condition, and the grass and crops in the
valley presenting q very fine appearance
generally.
The lady members of Couture & Leford's
dancing class have issued invitations
printed upon starched squares of calico to
a grand calico party" to be given at Rem.
shaw Hall on Friday evening, June Oath,
at which they promise that the finest or.
chestra in Butte will be present.
A telegram was received yesterday by a
friend Of Rev. G. C. Frost to the effect that
he had started to come here to face his &C
cusers, and when he arrives will defend him.
self against the calumnies that have been
heaped upon him.
The Pacific Express Company yesterday
shipped two bars Gold Flint First Ma
tional Bank) valued at $2,O4S, and four
teen bars Blue Bird valued at $23, IA.
The Gold Flint bars were said to be the
purest ever shipped from here, being finer
than coin silver.
In a fight at the Summit saloon, run by
~Smetheram in Centerville, yesterday after.
noon, Black Andy bit a piece out of his op-
ponent's ear. The discovered portion was
brought to u physicians office in town by
the sufferer, but it could not be replaced,
so the stump was dressed as it was.
W. ]. MCGEE, Harry Larouch and John
Doe were charged before Judge Dingevon
yesterday with assault and battery in a
Pnw Qk Si1vor Row 1ook 0,,1Io- T.L-
their trial set for Jnne 10 at 10 o'clock.
warrants are out for others.
John Sheridan, who has figured in the
follce Cour lately as q defendant in a
Pe1ty larceny case, was bound over by |
: ustlce Dingevon yesterday in 81, 900 for
MS appearance before the Grand Jury To |
answer a charge Of burglary of a eranarv
the Colorado smelter. He was arraiened
N Judge ~Lippincott's court afterwards for
Steai!ng g saddle, upon which he was also
held to the Grand Jury.
MI. and Mrs. George s. knight will ap-
pear tomorrow evening at the Grand
opera House in "Over the Garden WaTn
nose who saw their excellent company in
'he!r specialties while here early in the
'prlng will be certain to welcome them
,ack and enjoy another hearty laugh at
me ludlcrous situationsi in the comedies thew
PRESENT SO well.
The National Association of SCHOOL,
which holds it's annual meeting
or this year in Chicago, has made arrange.
nents with the various roads for reduced
ates to such teachers as desire to attend. ,
for teachers from Montana are !
uch that on paying full fare to the meet ,
g they will receive free return t~ransporta- l
on on presentation OF membership ticket, ]
0stlng 50. Tickets will he oood co-~oao 4,
g July 18th and expiring September list. =